The political crisis in Russia has become a topic that dominates international news, especially after the invasion of Ukraine in 2022. The global impact of this crisis cannot be underestimated. First, the world energy sector is experiencing significant uncertainty. Russia is one of the world’s largest oil and gas producers, and international sanctions against Moscow have triggered a spike in energy prices. European countries, which have been dependent on Russian energy supplies, are looking for alternatives, accelerating the renewable energy transition, and increasing cooperation with alternative energy suppliers, such as the US and Qatar. Second, this crisis also has a major impact on the global economy. Rising tensions in Europe caused stock markets to fluctuate and inflation to rise. Many countries experienced increases in prices of basic commodities due to supply chain disruptions. The economies of developing countries that depend on commodity imports from Russia and Ukraine are feeling the direct impact in the form of food crises, which are exacerbating social instability in the region. Third, international political dynamics are also affected. New alliances emerge as global power shifts. Cooperation between Russia and countries such as China is becoming closer, identifying themselves as opponents of Western hegemony. Meanwhile, NATO and Western countries are strengthening the alliance and increasing defense spending, creating an atmosphere of tension unprecedented since the Cold War. Fourth, the social impact of this crisis is demonstrated through the increase in the number of refugees fleeing conflict zones. According to the UN, millions of people have fled Ukraine, adding to the refugee problem in European countries. Handling the refugee crisis is a new challenge for many countries, requiring European countries to unite in creating effective policies. Fifth, the human rights side is also affected. In an effort to enforce control, the Russian government stepped up repressive measures against opposition groups. This not only results in human rights violations at home but also worsens Russia’s image on the international stage. The wave of protests that occurred indicates widespread dissatisfaction from the Russian people who want change. Sixth, the impact of technology and cyber is no less significant. As tensions rise, cyber attacks on critical infrastructure in Western countries are becoming more common. Cybersecurity companies report a spike in malicious activity originating from Russia, underscoring the need for major investments in digital security. Seventh, the global community is increasingly realizing the importance of diplomacy and negotiation. International forums, including the UN in its efforts to seek a peaceful resolution, are experiencing major challenges in reaching an agreement that satisfies all parties, amidst deep divisions between major countries. The impact of the political crisis in Russia is not only limited to Europe but spreads throughout the world, affecting foreign policy, the economy and global security. Learning from this situation is important for understanding the complex dynamics of this modern era.